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Visitors to MIT List Visual Arts Center can experience their public art collection in a new way, reimagined through the collaborative rap and field recording project, GHOTIING MIT, featuring hip-hop visionary Lupe Fiasco. This project allows you to take a walking tour of seven public artworks by renowned artists, including Alexander Calder, Antony Gormley, Dimitri Hadzi, Anish Kapoor, Jacques Lipchitz, and Jaume Plensa. The tour offers a unique perspective through Fiasco’s exclusive sonic creations, available only on Bloomberg Connects.

The annual Mexico City Art Week (February 4–8, 2026) celebrates the capital as a vibrant hub of contemporary creativity and culture, featuring art fairs, special exhibitions, and public events that spotlight its varied arts institutions. Among these, Museo Tamayo brings together works by local and international artists, demonstrating cross-cultural exchange between global modernism and Latin American perspectives.

To mark the centennial of American artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925–2008), the Guggenheim New York is hosting Robert Rauschenberg: Life Can’t Be Stopped, which includes a dozen seminal works from their permanent collection alongside major loans from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. You can see his work at a variety of Bloomberg Connects partners across the US.

Currently at the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) in downtown Manhattan, British artist Es Devlin’s installation, CONGREGATION, highlights the stories of 50 Londoners forcibly displaced from their homelands. This powerful work not only showcases their experiences but also invites viewers to reflect on themes of belonging and resilience.

Japan’s art and design scene reflects a balance between deep-rooted tradition and bold innovation. Whether you’re visiting or living locally, Bloomberg Connects makes it easy to explore some of Japan’s most inspiring cultural attractions and discover a new personal favorite today.

After seven years of construction, The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen on November 15. This remarkable 82,000-square-foot space reimagines the museum, creating new opportunities for art and community to come together in celebration of its founding mission: championing the vision and voices of Black artists. Visitors can explore groundbreaking exhibitions, installations, and commissions in state-of-the-art galleries on-site and can learn more through their digital guide available on Bloomberg Connects.

Delve into some of the most captivating cultural landmarks! From centuries-old artifacts at Musée Carnavalet to world-class modern photography at MEP, embark on a cultural journey through the City of Love that will inspire and enchant. Explore the magic of Paris with Bloomberg Connects!

Learn about the 17th annual Alebrijes Parade in Mexico City, presented in partnership with Museo de Arte Popular & Bloomberg Connects. This annual event celebrates Mexican artisans and their craftsmanship, marking the beginning of El Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) festivities in the city.

Los Angeles offers cultural experiences for everyone, from art and music to fossils and plants. Discover your next favorite spot with Bloomberg Connects, your guide to the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene.

From internationally renowned institutions to local favorites, whether you are based in London or just visiting, Bloomberg Connects has plenty of exciting cultural institutions and exhibitions to discover.